
Classroom dress code? Forum
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Classroom dress code?
Silly question - but how do UNC law students generally dress for class? Should I expect to dress business casual, jeans, sweats..? I'm trying to get a feel for what kind of atmosphere I can expect at UNC. 

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dude, if you don't wear a tux, i'm afraid you won't fit in.
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Schedule a class visit.
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Well it depends.
On days you know you'll be called on (most professors tell you) you'll be expected to wear a suit, or at minimum business casual.
Most other days are business casual, typically with a nice briefcase or at minimum upscale messenger bag. Polos are a little too lax though. I'd generally stay away from short sleeves. Something like a nice, long sleeves button down shirt, possibly sweater vest, and khakis, with some dress shoes. You'll want to make as good of an impression as possible since you're in a professional school with other soon to be professionals (and your future coworkers). Plus you might end up needing recommendations from your professor, and you don't want them to think you're a slob.
On days you know you'll be called on (most professors tell you) you'll be expected to wear a suit, or at minimum business casual.
Most other days are business casual, typically with a nice briefcase or at minimum upscale messenger bag. Polos are a little too lax though. I'd generally stay away from short sleeves. Something like a nice, long sleeves button down shirt, possibly sweater vest, and khakis, with some dress shoes. You'll want to make as good of an impression as possible since you're in a professional school with other soon to be professionals (and your future coworkers). Plus you might end up needing recommendations from your professor, and you don't want them to think you're a slob.
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hahahaNYC Law wrote:Well it depends.
On days you know you'll be called on (most professors tell you) you'll be expected to wear a suit, or at minimum business casual.
Most other days are business casual, typically with a nice briefcase or at minimum upscale messenger bag. Polos are a little too lax though. I'd generally stay away from short sleeves. Something like a nice, long sleeves button down shirt, possibly sweater vest, and khakis, with some dress shoes. You'll want to make as good of an impression as possible since you're in a professional school with other soon to be professionals (and your future coworkers). Plus you might end up needing recommendations from your professor, and you don't want them to think you're a slob.
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just dress like rick santorum bro
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Dress like you did in UG.
- fanmingrui
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Suit up is TCR.
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Wear enough layers so you're not embarassed playing Strip Cold-Call.
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Wait are you guys really serious about having to dress up for class. Cause I probly wont do it anyway
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the ratio of t-shirts to ties in an average law school class is 90 to 1.in2win wrote:Wait are you guys really serious about having to dress up for class. Cause I probly wont do it anyway
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dude this guy is trying to sabotage you... suit up or ship out bronotedgarfigaro wrote:the ratio of t-shirts to ties in an average law school class is 90 to 1.in2win wrote:Wait are you guys really serious about having to dress up for class. Cause I probly wont do it anyway
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sweatervests. sweatervests everywhere.horrorbusiness wrote:just dress like rick santorum bro
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And don't forget the cardigansvpintz wrote:sweatervests. sweatervests everywhere.horrorbusiness wrote:just dress like rick santorum bro
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TrojanHopeful wrote:And don't forget the cardigansvpintz wrote:sweatervests. sweatervests everywhere.horrorbusiness wrote:just dress like rick santorum bro

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90 t-shirts to 1 tie = a section with 90 students and 1 professor.notedgarfigaro wrote:the ratio of t-shirts to ties in an average law school class is 90 to 1.in2win wrote:Wait are you guys really serious about having to dress up for class. Cause I probly wont do it anyway
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